Students Take Ph Tests In Four Day Board Session
About 150 students seek registration as pharmacists during a four day Texas board of Pharmacy session led by R A Townsend of Lamesa. Applicants must hold a recognized college diploma and pass exams on compounding and pharmacy law to be licensed. The board aims to enforce stricter standards and require a licensed pharmacist on duty where medicines are sold.
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Board of Pharmacy
R. A. Townsend
Lamesa
College of Pharmacy
Brbina & Drug Store
Tornarada
Boards of Pharmacy
Texas
Townsend
Pasagasins
Dallas
John c. Werks
Ballinger
Paul D. Carroll
Texarkana
Erwin MG Joseph
Austin
Noxzema Skin Cream Promises Quick Clear Skin
Six million women rely on Noxzema as a medicated cream to clear skin blemishes and prevent pimples. The formula penetrates pores, soothes irritation, and leaves skin feeling cool with a tingling glow. Overnight results are claimed with continued use promising whiter, finer skin and greater facial appeal. Obtainable at drug or department stores.
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Thars
Noxzeme
Doeton
Keme
Orly Rhone
Ata
Rescue of Two English Girls from Kenyan Jungle
In Nairobi area an English society pair, Joan Page daughter of Burma’s Chief Justice, and Audrey Erle-Herker, were rescued after 48 hours in the Kenya bush 44 miles south of Nairobi. Their plane crash during a vacation trip left Miss Page with a broken leg and Miss Erle-Herker with a head wound.
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Nairobi
Africa
Joan Page
Audrey Erle-Herker
Biris
Kenya
Cape Own
England
Uhey
Misa Page
Lee Walle
Migs Sale-Barker
Bragg Indicted in Bank Robbery Case in Texas
Bragg, already jailed for a 20 year robbery sentence tied to the Plass hotel heist on November 9, is indicted for the December 15 robbery at the First State Bank of South San Antonio by the Thirty seventh District court grand jury. The indictment names cashier Brandon L. Smuth as the robbery victim with $1158.50 taken. Fourteen witnesses were listed in the grand jury report alongside 20 indictments.
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B.A
Suck
Braga
Plass Hotel
Wea
Bouth San Antonio
Bragg
W. 5. Anderson
Brandon L. Smuth
Cold Wave Fails to Reach Texas in Panhandle
AMARILLO Texas January 17 A cold wave expected to move into the Panhandle last night apparently spent itself in the Dakotas and Wyoming leaving Amarillo with one of the warmest nights of the winter The minimum temperature reported was 41 degrees at 10 3 mi and the forecast called for rain with little temperature change.
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Amarillo
Texas
Panhandle
Dakolas
Wyoming
Amerillo
Japanese Air Raids Rise Stir in Manchuria Front
Reports from Jehol and Tunglisi describe Japanese air strikes on border stations and a large Chinese force massing around Peiping and Inner Mongolia. US and European leaders debate Far East policy as Moscow considers non aggression talks with Tokyo and Geneva eyes a League response.
Insull Investors to Sue Directors Over Bankrupt Utilities
Chicago in a heated session investors in Insull Utility Investments Inc now bankrupt were told officers and directors face lawsuits for 60 to 180 million dollars after trustee rejection. Samuel A Esteban opposed the trustee ruling and claimed Insull framed the receiverships. Deputized marshals were summoned as crowd cheers and jeers flared.
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Chicago
INS
Insull Utility Investments, Incorporated
Calvin Fentress
Garfield Charles
Charies
Fentress
Trust
Samuel A. Esteban
Samuel
Athens
Comtanes
Saint
Referene Charles
Ettelson
Hoover Informed Democrats Will Halt Regrouping
Washington January 17 President Hoover was told by Representative Snell Republican floor leader that the Democratic House would propose regrouping of federal agencies. Snell said the Democrats had not acted last Friday to vote for the Ocean resolution to block his executive orders transferring and consolidating more than 50 bureaus.
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New York
Roosevelt
Hoover
Far East
Washington
Stimson
Roosesvelt
United States
Washington, D. C
Representative Snell
House
Capitol
White House
Snell
Farm strikes legalized under militia aid measure
In ASSMARCK WN D Jan 11 9 a bill in the state senate by Senator W E Martin would legalize farm strikes and authorize the governor to deploy the state militia to maintain order if riots occur. The measure would let farm organizations with statewide membership issue strike orders on agricultural marketing when costs of production are fractional.
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WN. D
State Senate
W. E. Martin
Lew Tully
Jurors Ready to Hear Testimony in Tent Show Murder
In Livingston Texas a jury was seated to hear the case of Darrell Kendal a 23 year old Mississippi farmer tied to the murder of Martha Rusk a wandering minstrel show member in New Caney December 1931 The bodies of Rusk and show owner Lou H Brownlee were found after a parrot’s screeching tipped investigators Brownlee was killed with a weapon and Rusk beaten with a tent stake The trial proceeds with testimony set to begin today pending jury arrival and court actions
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Lou H. Brownlee
Brownlee
Oil Output Falls Slightly as Ming Influence Impacts Pratt Week
Tulsa reports slight weekly dip in crude oil production with total daily output near 2,040,070 barrels. East Texas shows second week post-holiday decline from 299,872 to 299,408 barrels. Texas area drops from 796,835 to ?. Cisla oma and California edge higher while Kansas and Eastern hold or vary modestly.
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Tulsa
INSI
Jasb
OM End Gas Journal
East Texas
Cislaoma
Kansas
Eastern
Rocky Mountain
California
Congress weighs 30 hour work bill clash over commerce power
James A. Emery, counsel for the National Association of Manufacturers, testifies before a Senate judiciary subcommittee opposing the 30 hour work bill for manufacturers. He argues the measure would absorb police powers of the states and grant Congress authority to regulate production, not just commerce, risking unconstitutional control over hours and conditions. He notes existing “share work” practices already spread work and that the bill would merely reallocate opportunities rather than create new work.
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Washington, D. C
James A. Emery
National Association of Manufacturers
Senate “Judiciary
Emery
Congress
Linery
Savant Confesses Spy Charge in Rome Incident
Italian police say Professor Charles Eydowx head of Paris Polytechnical Institutes confessed to spying. He and his secretary were arrested September 4 with eight charges. They were held in the Italian Alps for a special state defense tribunal after investigators found compromising documents and drawings.
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Savant
Rome
Italy
Charles Eydowx
Polytechnic Institutes of
Paris
Palice
Yo- Vee
Mexican exile Anielio Marrique may return to Mexico
Reports from El Pago dated January 17 say Anielio Marrique, exiled former leader of congress who fled Mexico during the Escobar revolution and resided in Los Angeles, has been granted permission to return to Mexico. Confirmation from officials was not immediately available.
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EL Pago
Vexan
Anielio Marrique
Mexico
Los Angeles
Manrique
Congress
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League of Nations
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Hugh R. Wilson
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Tokio
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Foreign Policy Association
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Eugene Anderson
Witte Memorial Museum
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